ASEAN bentuk pasaran bersepadu mulai tahun depan
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MILAN 17 Okt. - Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak berkata, mulai tahun depan,
rantau Asia Tenggara akan membentuk satu pasaran bersepadu dikenali sebagai
Komuniti...
Khabar angin bertiup kencang bahawa Datuk Siti Nurhaliza mungkin benar-benar mengandung pada kali ini. Agaknya hasrat peminat semua untuk melihat bayi sehensem Datuk K dan secomel Datin Siti Nurhaliza akan kesampaian tak lama lagi. Pada hari Isnin semalam, diceritakan kelibat Datuk Siti Nurhaliza dan Datuk K telah singgah ke Pusat Perubatan swasta di Kuala Lumpur. Walau bagaimanapun, tujuan mereka di sana tidak dapat dipastikan. Marilah kita bersama-sama berdoa agar Datuk Siti benar-benar mengandung, insya Allah!
Malah, setiap kali diajukan soalan kepada gadis berusia 20 tahun ini atau lebih mesra dengan panggilan Juliana Evans, telefon bimbitnya sentiasa berada di genggaman.
Apatah lagi, pesanan mesejnya sering berbunyi dan dibalas dengan senyuman penuh erti. Melihat keadaan si gadis comel ini, hati kuat mengatakan yang tuan empunya badan sedang hangat bercinta.
Lagipun, pernah sebelum ini terdengar Juliana dikatakan rapat dengan vokalis kumpulan Bunkface, siapa lagi kalau bukan Sam.
Ketika ditemui sewaktu fotografi RAP, terus diajukan sama ada gadis kacukan Inggeris dan Melayu ini sedang hangat bercinta dengan vokalis yang popular dengan lagu Situasi, Juliana tersenyum simpul lalu mengakuinya.
"Saya tidak teragak-agak untuk mengakui perkara itu kerana kami memang bercinta. Lagipun, saya seorang yang suka berterus-terang dan kami memang tidak mahu berahsia.
"Episod cinta yang terjalin antara kami baru saja bermula. Selepas saya putus kasih dengan seorang pemuda ahli perniagaan, dia hadir dalam kehidupan saya dan menggembirakan hati yang lara.
"Cuma, apa yang saya harapkan, cinta yang baru sahaja terbina indah ini akan terus berkekalan," katanya.
Tidak sah atau tidak lengkap tanpa menjengah kisah awal hubungan pasangan kacukan yang comel ini terjalin, lalu diminta Juliana menceritakan detik indah terbabit.
"Semuanya berlaku tanpa dirancang atau disedari. Kebetulan, saya dengan adik Sam terbabit dalam satu penggambaran drama bersiri, Kasut Tumit Tinggi.
"Dari situ kami mula berkenalan. Awalnya, hubungan kami tidak lebih dari kawan. Tetapi, lama-kelamaan, hubungan kami semakin rapat dan masing-masing mendapati ada persamaan yang menyatukan kami.
"Kami berkongsi minat sama, muzik dan dia juga seorang yang sangat memahami dan sentiasa memberi motivasi. Sejujurnya, saya memang selesa bersama dengannya," kata Juliana berterus terang.
Menyentuh mengenai perkahwinan, beritahu Juliana, perkara itu masih jauh lagi, apatah lagi mereka masih muda.
"Sekarang ini, fokus kami untuk melebarkan lagi sayap dalam pentas seni. Tambahan pula, ketika ini saya terikat dengan komitmen sebagai mahasiswa Ijazah Sarjana Muda Komunikasi Massa di Sunway University College yang memerlukan perhatian penuh dari saya.
"Biarlah saya habis belajar dahulu, memajukan karier masing-masing kemudian barulah fikir mengenai kahwin," katanya.
Nama gadis ini makin dikenali selepas membintangi drama bersiri, Kami The Series, kemudian kian rancak melebarkan sayap menerusi Kasut Tumit Tinggi, Ghost dan terbaru Rosli Dobi untuk siaran Astro Ria.
Melihat hasil kerjayanya dalam bidang lakonan, pengacaraan dan model, nyata Juliana lebih menyerlah bergelar pengacara. Malah, Juliana sendiri tidak menafikan yang dia lebih tertarik untuk mengacarakan program sendiri.
"Sejak dari kecil lagi saya minat jadi pengacara. Malah, bakat saya dalam bidang ini diasah ketika berumur 12 tahun dan program pertama yang saya mengacarakan ialah rancangan kanak-kanak, E-Zone.
"Bermula dari situ, terus saya mendapat tawaran untuk mengacarakan program yang berkonsepkan penjanaan minda, Majalah Moral menerusi TVIQ, Bintang Kecil (TV9), Remaja (TV3) dan terbaru Aksi Gelek hasil kerjasama antara Malaysia dengan Singapura.
"Walaupun, minat lebih terjurus ke arah pengacaraan, namun itu tidak bermaksud saya akan ketepikan lakonan dan model. Saya ingin menjadi artis yang cuba dalam semua bidang. Bukan tamak, kerana setiap perkara baru yang saya ceburi, adalah satu pengajaran ilmiah buat saya," katanya.
Selepas kontroversi mengenai penggugurannya dari mengacarakan program Remaja reda, Juliana sebelum ini dikatakan mendapat tawaran untuk mengacarakan Bintang RTM 2009.
Bagaimanapun, yang menjadi pengacara program itu bukan Juliana, sebaliknya Ana Alisha Mohd Marzani.
Mengulas mengenai perkara terbabit, kata Juliana, sebenarnya ia bukanlah satu masalah besar yang perlu digembar-gemburkan.
"Saya tidak dapat memberi komitmen untuk program itu kerana sibuk dengan jadual belajar dan tugasan yang diberikan pensyarah. Lagipun, tumpuan saya terhadap pelajaran dahulu. Disebabkan itu, saya terpaksa menolak tawaran berkenaan," katanya.
JULIANA SOPHIE EVANS pengacara remaja TV3 bergembira bersama rakan-rakan beliau di sebuah tempat di Kuala Lumpur! Girls just wanna have some FUN!! Teenagers‘ behaviour can seem bizarre to adults, with their need to sleep till the afternoon, their obsessions about music or sport, and of course their mood swings.
DEC. 2007
Apr 16, 2009 2:34 am mira had this to say, #50 bertaubatlah sblm terlambat Apr 19, 2009 2:11 am mihmih had this to say, #51 and last week i went to a club with a friend who is jue’s friend too. she was really drunk sampai terduduk duduk. And she went wild dancing dengan a guy friend of mine .. oh and i see her everyday. i dont hate her but she’s not supposed to buat macam tu in public. Since dia tu kan public figure.
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KUALA LUMPUR: A photography contest that will make a difference.
That sums up the "MYCAUSE: Photos That Make a Difference" contest organised by CIMB.
Not only will the winners of the competition receive a prize, the community organisation they photograph and write about will also be given a grant.
CIMB corporate communications head Effendy Shahul Hamid said entrants must take a creative photo of an organisation involved in community development, sport, or education, and write a 100-word essay explaining why it deserved funding from the CIMB Foundation.
The contest began yesterday and the closing date for entries is July 31. It is divided into two categories: open and student.
Any resident of Malaysia who is older than 18 can enter the open category, while the student category is open to schoolchildren.
Winners (open) will receive RM30,000 in cash while the cause highlighted in the winning photo will receive funding of up to RM100,000. The second prize winner will receive RM20,000 and third RM10,000. There will be 10 consolation prizes worth RM2,000 each in this category.
The first prize winner (student) will receive RM10,000 in cash, while the cause highlighted in the winning photo will receive funding of up to RM100,000.
Second prize is RM5,000 and third RM3,000. There will also be 10 consolation prizes worth RM500 each.
The school with the most submissions as a percentage of the total number of students will also receive RM10,000.
Participants must register and submit their entries online at http://mycause.cimbfoundation.com.
The CIMB Foundation is a non-profit organisation established by CIMB group in 2007 to fund the group's corporate social responsibility programmes.
For the first three years, the group has pledged RM100 million focusing on activities in community development, sports and education.
The foundation has set aside RM400,000 in prizes and to support the causes highlighted by the entrants.
KAJANG: A man who was recently arrested for allegedly abusing his wife sexually with a cucumber and a brinjal, was not linked to the murder of 8-year-old Nurin Jazlin Jazimin two years ago.
Police investigations revealed that the 40-year-old man used the vegetables to "satisfy" his wife as he had lost the ability to have sex after a recent accident.
He was picked up by police earlier this month after his wife had lodged a report, alleging that he had been sexually abusing her using vegetables for the past six years.
But after questioning by police, it was learnt that the woman, in her late 30s, had a boyfriend, and had used the police report for the purpose of getting their marriage annulled.
"When the wife was questioned by the police, she broke down and admitted that she wanted a divorce from her husband to be with her boyfriend," a police source said.
"At the time of the report, she wanted a divorce but he refused to give in. The couple have been married for 16 years and have four children."
The source added that the husband had used the vegetables during their love-making and it was at his wife's request.
"In her report, the wife had also falsely accused her husband of violent sex," the source said.
"When the woman found out that police wanted to open investigation papers on the case, she wanted to withdraw her report."
Police, however, are not letting the woman get off easily. She is now being investigated for lodging a false report.
Kajang police chief Assistant Commissioner Sakaruddin Che Mood confirmed the case and said the man had been released on bail.
"We are, however, preparing a case against the woman," Sakaruddin said.
The woman's report also had police re-looking Nurin's case as the Year Two pupil was also sexually abused using a cucumber and a brinjal before she was brutally murdered.
Nurin, a pupil of SK Desa Setapak, was abducted some 500 metres from her house in Section 1, Wangsa Maju on August 20, 2007.
Her sexually ravaged body was found in a sports bag outside a shoplot in PJS 1, Petaling Jaya 28 days later. No one has yet been charged for the murder.
